Call of Duty: Warzone is🐼 overrun with hackers, and the players have had enough.
It’s just like what happened to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PUBG 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a few years ago. Just as soon as 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Call of Duty: Warzone grew to become the most popular battle royale game in the world (second only to Fortnite), it became 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:overrun with cheaters. In🦹 fact, it’s gotten so bad that players are reporting examples of wallhackers, aimbotters, and more on a daily basis.
Just head on over to the Call of Duty: Warzone sꦉubreddit for a list of examples. Here we have one player downed by an obvious aimbotter. Even after getting the drop on their opponent, the cheater was able to aim at an invisible assailant faster than human reflexes would allow.
In this video from u/SilenceOfTheBrans, we see another aimbot user take them out in a single shot from well over 600 meters, perfectly accounting for bu🉐llet 𝓀drop without even needing to take a moment to aim.
Wallhacking is another cheat that is widely seen in Warzone games. Here we see a player attem☂pting to shoot through the roof of a building without any possible way of knowing where opposing players are. The only reason they get taken out is simply that they never bothered to stop their zoom to keep a watchful eye on the nearby stಞaircase.
Here's another example of a player using wallhacks to keep tra♛ck of multiple op🦩ponents even though they're all completely obscured by buildings and foliage. They manage to kill the last player through a door without even ever seeing them in the open.
One player has reported that every time they played . "Night after night, dying last few circles to hackers. Most of them don't even try and hide it anymore," the plꦺayer wrote in a post titled "cheating is out of control."
They're not wrong. If multiple examples of cheating in-game aren't enough, the cottage industry of making Warzone hacks proves it. Just type in "Warzone wallhack" into Google and you'll find multiple sites selling cheats specifically for Warzone.
It's looking like Warzone is now heading in the same direction as PUBG, with a ༒company that's too slow to respond to a cheating epidemic that drives legitimate players away. Activision has yet to respond to the new epidemic of cheating , and with months gone by it will likely be too li♑ttle, too late.
Source: Reddit